I've got a question, and I've been wondering about it recently. There's a part where everyone's in the car, and Phillip says to Ed 'You do realize this is a 20 mile an hour zone' and Ed says 'Aw yeah'

Well, unfortunately I've never been to England, or any other part of Europe yet, so I was wondering, should it be km/hour zone, or do you use miles in some places? Or maybe did he say it because it sounds better?

Hope you can help me out, and thanks in advance if you do!

Us Brits use miles per hour rather than kilometers Pufferfish

Oh, thank you very, very much!

Also, sorry for my ignorance! ^^;

Not at all!

Sometimes we use pounds and ounces and the EU send us to prison for it. Or at least that's what the Daily Mail will have you believe.

yeah, but the Daily Mail are Metric loving Euro whores

Ooh. Don't let them hear you say that in Oxfordshire.

OH SHIT (BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG)

SAY NO TO THE EURO (BOOM)

I haven't read the Mail for ages, but isn't it totally the opposite to that?

I avoid the Mail like a plague , but i was also under the impression it was very anti-europe , being 'the tory paper'.